System Settings - Kenwood CR-ST700SCD Operating Manual

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17. System settings

In the system settings you can change the settings of the radio and call up important information
about the radio.
17.1 Equaliser
With the equaliser you can adjust the sound of the radio to your liking. You can choose from
preconfigured settings or create your own profile. Please proceed as follows:
Press the , button and select "System Settings" and then "Equaliser". Alternatively, you
can use the button on the remote control. You can select a sound profile with the or
buttons and then confirm with . The following profiles are available:
Normal / Flat / Jazz / Rock / Movie / Classic / Pop / News / My EQ
Setting up "My EQ":
To do this, please navigate to "My EQ profile setup" and confirm with . The "Bass" and
"Treble" can now be set in the following menu. Confirm the "Bass" or "Treble" with the
button, make the appropriate settings with the or buttons and confirm with the
button. Alternatively, these settings can also be made with the knob. The active
sound profile is marked with "*".
17.2 Network settings
17.2.1 Network wizard
The network assistant helps to connect the radio to the Internet. To call it up, please proceed as
follows:
Select the "Network Settings" in the "System Settings" menu and then confirm "Network
wizard". The radio now starts a search for available WLAN connections and then lists them. The
various networks can be selected using the or buttons and the knob.
At the end of the list there is the option to select "[New search]" or "[Manual config]".
17.2.2 Wireless network connection (WLAN)
Depending on the network, you have several options to choose from to connect to the network.
Networks that support a WPS connection (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) are identified in the list by the
preceding designation "[WPS ...]". Other connections are open networks or connections that are
protected by the PSK method = pre-shared key (previously agreed key).
Note: An active network connection is indicated by a white symbol at the bottom right of the display.
If no connection is active, this symbol is crossed out in red.
17.2.3 WPS / PSK / Open connection
A WPS connection enables the radio to be connected to your network in a simple yet protected
manner. There are two options available. Establishing the connection through PBC = Push-Button-
Configuration (configuration at the push of a button) or by the PIN procedure, in which the web
interface of your router prompts you to enter a randomly generated sequence of numbers.
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